Maritime history and witchy lore exist side by side in Salem, Massachusetts, one of the most idiosyncratic towns in the country.
Massachusetts
Annie Graves
Jewelry artist Carolyn Morris Bach transforms an overgrown 18th-century Cape into a polished work-and-living space.
Rhode Island
Narragansett, Rhode Island | Could You Live Here?
In Narragansett, Rhode Island, a mile-long beach is the local playground. Learn more about this favorite Ocean State summer retreat, including our picks for what to do and where to eat.
Deep inside, many of us harbor a secret vision of coastal Maine. A place where waterways drift off toward the horizon, edged with pointed firs, and bulging rocks drape down toward the sea. Where wind, water, and weather collude to create a setting that lives between drama and dream. That vision stares out from the […]
New Hampshire
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire | Could You Live Here?
The place where it all started: Wolfeboro, New Hampshire (population 6,269). This pretty lakeside town welcomes you to The Oldest Summer Resort in America.
The venerable barns of Connecticut come alive in Stephen Ray’s vibrant artwork.
It might look more like a medieval sand sculpture, but the quirky Gillette Castle in East Haddam, CT offers the perfect day trip with lovely river views.
Ogunquit’s Marginal Way is a love story about a town and its ocean.
Old Wethersfield, CT, the Nutmeg State’s largest historic district may be the most perfect walking village in all of New England.
Craig Altobello draws on a forest of inspiration for his marquetry masterworks.
In the dead of winter, the Smith College Botanic Garden in Northampton, MA offers a welcome escape with a warmer, more colorful climate.
A visit to the capital city of Montpelier, Vermont in winter offers a unique look at a place that feels like a city wrapped in a town. It’s also where two great Vermont ideals come together: food and politics.